To improve the quality of life for people with chronic conditions.

To reduce the cost of care for people with chronic conditions.

To prevent the development of chronic conditions.

To cure chronic conditions.

Self-management support, clinical information systems, decision support, delivery system design, health care organization, and community resources.

Self-management support, clinical information systems, decision support, delivery system design, health care organization, and financial resources.

Self-management support, clinical information systems, decision support, delivery system design, health care organization, and human resources.

Self-management support, clinical information systems, decision support, delivery system design, health care organization, and technological resources.

Providing people with the skills and resources they need to manage their own chronic conditions.

Providing people with financial assistance to help them pay for their chronic care.

Providing people with transportation to and from their doctor's appointments.

Providing people with emotional support to help them cope with their chronic conditions.

Computer systems that store and manage patient health information.

Computer systems that help doctors make decisions about patient care.

Computer systems that help patients manage their own chronic conditions.

Computer systems that connect patients with other patients who have the same chronic condition.

Providing doctors with information and tools to help them make decisions about patient care.

Providing patients with information and tools to help them make decisions about their own care.

Providing nurses with information and tools to help them make decisions about patient care.

Providing pharmacists with information and tools to help them make decisions about patient care.

The way in which health care services are organized and delivered to patients.

The way in which health care providers are paid for their services.

The way in which patients access health care services.

The way in which health care information is shared between providers.

The way in which health care providers are organized and work together to provide care to patients.

The way in which health care services are financed.

The way in which health care information is shared between providers.

The way in which patients access health care services.

Services and resources that are available to people in the community to help them manage their chronic conditions.

Services and resources that are available to health care providers to help them provide care to patients with chronic conditions.

Services and resources that are available to government agencies to help them develop and implement policies to address chronic diseases.

Services and resources that are available to researchers to help them study chronic diseases.

Improved quality of life for people with chronic conditions.

Reduced cost of care for people with chronic conditions.

Prevention of the development of chronic conditions.

Cure of chronic conditions.

Lack of funding.

Lack of provider training.

Lack of patient engagement.

All of the above.

To be an active participant in their own care.

To follow their doctor's orders.

To take their medications as prescribed.

All of the above.

To provide patients with the skills and resources they need to manage their own conditions.

To make decisions about patient care.

To provide patients with emotional support.

All of the above.

To provide patients with support and resources.

To advocate for policies that support people with chronic conditions.

To raise awareness of chronic diseases.

All of the above.

Diabetes self-management programs.

Heart failure management programs.

Asthma management programs.

All of the above.

Improved quality of life.

Reduced cost of care.

Prevention of complications.

All of the above.